YULEE, Fla. - Two young panthers are being tracked in northeast Florida after Hurricane Sandy knocked down the enclosure fence where they were being raised.
A statement from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says the juvenile panth

Thursday November 1, 2012, 4:40 pm
Sandy caused quite a stir! No pun intended. I believe they'll be found unharmed. I must apologize; the 2 panthers in the picture are not the same 2 that have disappeared. After re-reading the article I realized they were roaming freely behind their fence enclosure. I'm not sure that I could have found an exact picture anyway. Thank you very much for commenting and/or noting!! ALL my C2 Friends are the BEST!!

Friday November 2, 2012, 9:23 am
Noted with big hope, I hope that the technology of radio collar can rescue them both
ty so much Barb
(the photos in the news does not make much difference, is the article and the content that is important, i think)

Friday November 2, 2012, 3:22 pm
I sure do hope they find them unharmed Barb and if they do have a tracking collar on that will make a big difference! As long as they get to them before somebody else does!